News Releases 2003 Archive

December 2003 

• Cardiology Chief at Home in N.O.12/31/2003
• Health-Benefit Premiums to Rise12/22/2003
• Architect Connects to Community12/10/2003
• Uptown Site Remains Neighborhood Attraction12/08/2003
• Tulane Salutes World War II Alumni12/07/2003
• Tulanians Lend a Helping Hand12/06/2003
• Cowen on the 'Right Side'12/04/2003

November 2003 

• Newcomb Senior Student Travels to Budapest for Award11/23/2003
• UC Tenants Disperse11/21/2003
• Depression Nothing To Sneeze At11/20/2003
• New Direction For Online Courses11/19/2003
• Prof Has the Right Stuff11/18/2003
• Men's Basketball Preview11/16/2003
• Women's Basketball Preview11/15/2003
• Creative Writers Benefit From Visiting Authors11/13/2003
• Athletics Reform Symposium Draws Heavy Hitters11/11/2003
• Tulane Tennis Brings Home Tourney Titles11/09/2003
• Scholar Discusses Jesus and Judaism11/08/2003
• Say What? Klingler Explores Louisiana French11/04/2003
• Biosafety Lab Funded11/03/2003
• TULAP Celebrates 30 Years with Fred King11/02/2003
• Resurrecting a Tulane Tradition11/01/2003

October 2003 

• Tulane Mummy Goes to NOMA10/31/2003
• Environmental Studies Turns 2510/30/2003
• Drop-In Center Serves Homeless Kids10/29/2003
• Volleyball Steamrolls 13-Game Win Streak10/26/2003
• Crisis Aversion Program Created10/25/2003
• Symposium Tackles Public Corruption10/23/2003
• Zale Writer Pieces Together Stories10/20/2003
• Soundwave Makes Tulane History10/18/2003
• Diversity Report Released10/15/2003
• SAC Targets Communications and Access10/14/2003
• Child Thrives in Foster Home10/13/2003
• Program to Turn Vacations Into Service Opportunities10/12/2003
• Support and Sales Show Division-I Athletics Important to Tulane10/11/2003
• Bigger, Better and by Surprise10/10/2003
• Waking Up to Humanities10/06/2003
• Workshops Educate Students on the Meaning of Community10/05/2003
• Trial Team Gears Up for Competition Season10/04/2003
• Primate Models Used in Gene Research10/03/2003
• Louisiana's Architectural Gems10/02/2003
• Taking Stem Cells to Heart10/01/2003

September 2003 

• New VP Ready to Land09/29/2003
• Environmental Major Celebrates Silver Anniversary09/28/2003
• Wave Looks for Upset in Austin09/27/2003
• Bernstein One of the Guys09/26/2003
• Got Soy?09/24/2003
• Teaching Lessons for Life09/23/2003
• Services Prepare Students for Life After College09/21/2003
• Tulane Professor Swats at Local Mosquito Problem09/20/2003
• Cross Country Sweeps Tulane Invitational09/14/2003
• Freshmen Experience New Orleans Through Southern History09/13/2003
• Remembering Frank Monachino09/12/2003
• Getting Physical09/07/2003
• Soundwave Looking to Increase Decibels09/06/2003

August 2003 

• Tulane Faces Tough Test in Season Opener Against Horned Frogs08/31/2003
• Campus Changes08/30/2003
• NSF Funding Adds Up08/25/2003
• River Center Receives Land Gift08/24/2003
• Welcome to Wave Nation08/24/2003
• Biggest and Brightest08/23/2003
• HR on the Move08/22/2003
• Educating Smoke-Free Teens08/21/2003
• Stem-Cell Supply and Demand08/20/2003
• Non-BCS Presidents Unite08/19/2003
• First-year Students Read Globally08/18/2003
• Senior Faculty Opt for Retirement08/04/2003

July 2003 

• Talking Green07/31/2003
• Thinking Green07/30/2003
• HIV, Drought a Bad Mix07/29/2003
• Facilities Services Comes Into Its Own07/28/2003
• A Degree of Faith07/07/2003
• An Evolutionary Process07/06/2003
• "The Slow Track is the Right Track"07/05/2003

June 2003 

• Lazarus Likes the "Sticky" Side of Medicine06/28/2003
• Rice Humble About Award06/27/2003

May 2003 

• New Bug No Surprise05/26/2003
• Hieroglyphs and Maya History05/25/2003
• Things Go Better With More Room05/22/2003
• Quiet Social Workers Voice Big Concerns05/20/2003
• Network Protects At-Risk Youths05/19/2003
• Along for the Ride05/18/2003
• Remembering Thomas Whitecloud05/11/2003
• This War Will Be Televised05/04/2003
• Environmental Health Profs Talk Turkey05/02/2003

April 2003 

• Helping Kids Be Parents04/30/2003
• License to Save04/28/2003
• Creating Good Chemistry04/23/2003
• Fending Off Food Phobias04/18/2003
• Visual Identity Hits Ground Running04/17/2003
• Giving Termites a Lethal Bug04/16/2003
• Leading By Example04/15/2003
• Bringing Back Burlesque04/14/2003
• Scientist Returns Home to Conduct Research04/12/2003
• A Focus on Partnerships04/01/2003

March 2003 

• A Second Life For Office Surplus03/31/2003
• Arnoult Chair Celebrates the Radical Culture of Creoles03/30/2003
• High-Tech Highways03/29/2003
• Literary 'Role Models' Inspire Students03/26/2003
• A Fat Chance to Collaborate03/25/2003
• Music Lures Wagner and Rossini Scholars03/24/2003
• Willinger Named 'Humanist of the Year'03/22/2003
• Louisiana Purchase Fits on a CD-ROM03/19/2003
• New Law Targets International Students03/13/2003
• Dean Says Global Issues Include Those At Home, Too03/12/2003
• The Rewards of Research03/11/2003
• New Committee Has Designs on Campus03/10/2003
• Symposium Ponders Southernness03/10/2003
• Building Careers in Women's Health03/09/2003
• Medical Ethics Make Good MDs03/07/2003
• Walkin' to New Doris03/06/2003
• Job Well Done03/05/2003
• Muses Revel in "Girl Power"03/04/2003
• New Committee Cures Benefit's Bug03/03/2003
• Minding the Store03/02/2003
• High-tech Medical Connection to the World03/01/2003

February 2003 

• The Graduate School Sister Act02/18/2003
• Covering the Bases With Rick Jones02/09/2003
• Tulane Baseball Reaches For Number One02/08/2003
• Community College Credits Applicable to Tulane Degree02/06/2003
• Paperless Registration Highlights Digital Trend02/06/2003
• Selective Eating May Be Food Phobia in Disguise02/06/2003
• Freshman Tennis Duo Ranked Number One02/02/2003
• Baseball Kicks off 2003 with Alumni Game02/01/2003

January 2003 

• Staff Awarded For Excellence01/31/2003
• Kay C. Dee - Professor of the Year01/30/2003
• Winning Design Selected For Outdoor Classroom01/30/2003
• Engineering For The Unexpected01/29/2003
• University Center Slated For Dramatic Overhaul01/26/2003
• Student Affairs Sets Sail For Familiar, Uncharted Seas01/22/2003
• Middle East Expert Discusses Iraq and Israel01/20/2003
• Tulane To Build September 11 Memorial01/20/2003
• Minimally Invasive Surgery01/10/2003
• NIH Funds Biomedical Research01/08/2003
• Nurturing Early Careers01/05/2003
• IRB Monitors Human Research01/02/2003
• Old Becomes New For TU Shield01/01/2003